Romanian language
The Romanian language is a Romance language primarily spoken in Romania and Moldova. It evolved from Latin, influenced by various languages such as Slavic, Hungarian, and Greek. With around 24 million speakers, it is the official language of Romania and one of the official languages of Moldova.
Romanian uses the Latin alphabet and has several dialects, including Daco-Romanian, Aromanian, and Meglenitic. The language is known for its unique vocabulary and grammar, which distinguish it from other Romance languages like Italian and Spanish. Romanian is also recognized for its rich literary tradition and cultural significance in the region.